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Eventually averted since Fred, slightly offended, rolled the dices anyway and succeeded, even receiving an advantage point for this bold action.
Source: Web Video / Aventures -
Averted by the Romans, who had no pockets but realized they could carry rolled-up documents (or, as Julius Caesar discovered, large knives) in the folds of their togas.
- Dice Game: Averted early in the game's history, when despite the fact that a die only has the numbers 1-6 on it - there could be numbers in the car's price that couldn't be rolled.
Source: Game Breaker / Game Show
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